New Town of Edinburgh

New Town of Edinburgh is a planned urban area developed in the 18th century to accommodate the city's growth, located north of the historic Old Town. It features elegant Georgian architecture, wide streets, and structured squares designed for both aesthetic appeal and practical living. The area was intentionally created to house the city’s affluent residents, showcasing classical design principles. Today, the New Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, valued for its historical significance and architectural beauty, blending historic charm with a vibrant, modern atmosphere. It remains a prominent part of Edinburgh’s cultural and social life.